About the Society

A welfare society for non-resident Indians and their families

Society of KMCC Care is a non-profit welfare society supporting expatriates from Kerala, repatriates returning home, and the families who depend on them — through medical, financial, educational, and legal assistance.

Legal foundation

The functioning of this Society shall be fully subject to the provisions of The Kerala Societies Registration Act, 2025.

Name
Society of KMCC Care
Present office address
Hamarain Center, 73/117Edakkad, PavangadPuthiyangadi. POCalicut Dt.
Registered office address
Hamarain Center, 73/117Edakkad, PavangadPuthiyangadi. POCalicut Dt.
Area of operation
The objectives and activities of the association shall be carried out only in India.

Aims and objectives

Clauses (a) to (n) of the Society's registered charter, reproduced in full.

  1. Clause a. Welfare of NRIs and repatriates

    To promote the welfare of non-resident Indians (NRIs), and repatriates.

  2. Clause b. Social, financial, educational and legal support

    To provide social, financial, educational and legal support for them and their families, ensuring a secure and dignified life.

  3. Clause c. Medical assistance abroad

    To provide medical assistance to expatriates from Kerala in the outside countries including financial aid for medical treatment, emergency healthcare support, and repatriation assistance in case of severe illness or disability.

  4. Clause d. Return and rehabilitation

    To extend financial aid and rehabilitation support to NRIs returning to India after ending their expatriate life, facilitating their reintegration into society through employment opportunities, skill development, and entrepreneurship programs.

  5. Clause e. Support for families of deceased NRIs

    To offer financial assistance to the families of deceased NRIs, ensuring their social and economic stability and providing necessary guidance on accessing benefits, compensations, and legal entitlements.

  6. Clause f. Charitable, medical and educational initiatives

    To establish and support charitable, medical, and educational initiatives for underprivileged sections of society, including setting up scholarships, educational grants, and vocational training centers for children of NRIs and financially struggling families.

  7. Clause g. Disaster relief and rehabilitation

    To provide relief and rehabilitation in the event of natural calamities, disasters, or humanitarian crises, by mobilizing resources, offering shelter, food, medical aid, and financial support for affected individuals and families.

  8. Clause h. Welfare for widows and orphans

    To create welfare programs for widows and orphans of NRIs, ensuring their financial security, education, healthcare, and overall well-being through dedicated assistance programs and partnerships with charitable institutions.

  9. Clause i. Brotherhood and advocacy

    To foster a sense of brotherhood, cooperation, and social harmony among NRIs and their families, advocating for their rights and addressing their grievances by liaising with relevant authorities, embassies, and government bodies.

  10. Clause j. Awareness, legal aid and advisory services

    To organize awareness campaigns, legal aid, and advisory services for NRIs regarding taxation, investment, employment rights, retirement benefits, and other essential matters.

  11. Clause k. Entrepreneurship and investment

    To promote entrepreneurship and investment opportunities among NRIs, encouraging financial contributions towards the economic development of India and recognizing the achievements of successful NRI entrepreneurs.

  12. Clause l. Research and policy engagement

    To support research, seminars, and policy discussions on issues affecting NRIs, engaging with government authorities, policymakers, and organizations to advocate for legislative measures in favor of expatriates.

  13. Clause m. Publication and media outreach

    To engage in publication and media outreach, including newsletters, journals, podcasts, and digital platforms, to disseminate information on NRI welfare, legal updates, and community support initiatives.

  14. Clause n. Allied welfare activities

    To undertake any other charitable, social, medical, legal, or financial welfare activities aligned with the overall mission of the Society, strictly operating on a non-profit basis.

Questions about the Society?

Write to the Society office, or start a registration request if you would like to become a member.